GENERAL MILITARY INFORMATION

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R009500080012-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 19, 2001
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: November 2, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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1,, At the bs,,;l.nining of October 1951, the German employe::s at the iovi?:3t nodical school
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in Beolit.c (11 53/Z 51) were discharged and replaced by about 200Rueeanu women.
hospital ir; th blood plaema bank was housed in the in:;talle tion near the medical
school,, boldiers stayn:d there for short poriode to donate blood,, L:edical e.1li.cment
was stored in s leas,, (1) 25X1 C
on 1 October, a convoy of 17 trucks, 11 was seen driving into the restricted LJiargarotenhof area a ebur g (M 53 0 "Ile
wind-shields of the trucks bore -white triangles with (2)
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On 5 Jc;tox;r, SF guns were loaded at the Tomplin
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lt? on 3 Octo per,, boxes and bill etin;g equipriont rare loa'.od on two boxcars from trucks
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re identified at the railroad station,, An
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unit was observed about 3 lea north oil Nouh ldensloben, coning; from the direction of
Dorn at a bou 9 aara,, on 3 October, and included: 14 trucks, five tare 5X1 C
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5? Source lc!arnad from the conversation of Novi-,,t o! iic:or s on 9 October, that the
units I rorn Jranianburg would leave the Templin troop training grounds for their
post on 25 October and that the units from ,;Wrs,-;alde were not scheduled to leave
the troop train _ng grounds before ::yid-Novertz,er. Officers of the units from glaers-
walde s tritod that a considerable percentage of the troops would romain at the carp,,
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6. At a'oout1 11 a .m, on 13 October, a biplane landed at Fuerstentwalde
(I7 53/V 33) airfield and, after the pilot turned over a dispatch case
to a:2 army Dfficer, it took off again in a westerly direction, in
intc:?prc.ter stated that about 130,000 k of 'o -ntocs were to be stored
at Vie c irfield because of troops there :yould be increased
to a )out, 50.) rnen., muck was seen hauling potatoes. (5) 25X1 C
7? On 1) October, twelve T34 tanks and 2 trucks were loaded at the :Ieui'ial-
(aen,3ioben railroad station and an undetermined number oy tanks were loaded
on 19 Oc.tob.-re On 19 October, source learned that the manouv..rs scheduled
to be held there .Tould not take place, (t.s)
8, Troo)s and ' katericl detrained at the PerleberC `.: S+~/T 10) railroad station
on, 1S Oc_.t.nbor included an undetermined number of troops wearing red-bordered
b;Iac;c epaulets and black-'.;ordered black epaulets; 22 tanks i?rith five bogie
wheels armored personnel carriers mounting a 37 artillery piece; 1
a:r?mo e i scout car. 14 pontoons n military equipment on '2 flatcars; and 1
tr.^uc`c with a f The train. came from the 25X1 C
dire icn of r the airfield and the other
vehiee:Lac for the barracks installation. (6)
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